An internal audit uncovered deep-rooted research ethics and service management irregularities at the Gyeonggi Welfare Foundation, including forcing through overseas business trips rejected for lack of public service status via loophole approvals, and mobilizing spouses and colleagues' families for unapproved research and budget support. According to the "Report on the Results of the Regular Internal Audit" released by the Gyeonggi Welfare Founda…
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An internal audit uncovered deep-rooted research ethics and service management irregularities at the Gyeonggi Welfare Foundation, including forcing through overseas business trips rejected for lack of public service status via loophole approvals, and mobilizing spouses and colleagues' families for unapproved research and budget support. According to the "Report on the Results of the Regular Internal Audit" released by the Gyeonggi Welfare Founda…